NHL superstar forward has officially left the NHL
In a sad update, the Boston Bruins shared that their team captain, Brad Marchand, has stepped away from the NHL momentarily.
He went home to attend services for his grandmother, Frances O'Leary, who passed away last Friday.
The Bruins and fans send condolences to Marchand and his family during this tough time. Marchand prioritizing family obligations shows the human side of athletes, highlighting personal connections beyond the hockey rink.
Brad Marchand returned home for services for his grandmother Frances O'Leary, who passed away last Friday. He's expected back for Thursday's game against Buffalo
The Bruins and hockey community supports Marchand, understanding the importance of providing comfort during times of personal loss.
As Marchand takes time with his family and honors his grandmother's memory, the team and fans await his return, recognizing that family comes first during difficult times. The Bruins will navigate through this tough period, showing resilience and unity on and off the ice.
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DECEMBRE 6 | 119 ANSWERS NHL superstar forward has officially left the NHL Do you think Marchand should take more time away from hockey than just one day? |
Yes | 84 | 70.6 % |
No | 35 | 29.4 % |
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